Oslo Bike Rental
Oslo, Norway
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Trip Type: Bike & Mountain Bike Tours
Duration: Flexible
Take to two wheels and explore Oslo at your leisure with this full-day bike rental. Collect your bike in central Oslo and create your own sightseeing itinerary, with your pedals setting the pace and route. Use your included city maps to devise your ideal route before setting off, and explore the beaches and museums of the beautiful Bygdøy Peninsula; visit top Oslo attractions such as Vigeland Park; or discover the forests and waterfalls in the surrounding hills. Stop where you like to sightsee, shop and eat — it’s up to you.
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Take to two wheels and explore Oslo at your leisure with this full-day bike rental. Collect your bike in central Oslo and create your own sightseeing itinerary, with your pedals setting the pace and route. Use your included city maps to devise your ideal route before setting off, and explore the beaches and museums of the beautiful Bygdøy Peninsula; visit top Oslo attractions such as Vigeland Park; or discover the forests and waterfalls in the surrounding hills. Stop where you like to sightsee, shop and eat — it’s up to you.
Pick up your bike near Karl Johans Gate in central Oslo. Get a safety orientation to ensure you’re comfortable on your bike, and receive a bicycle helmet and bicycle lock. If you wish, take advantage of the three included city maps, complete with route descriptions, to create a tailor-made route for you through and around the city. Alternatively, feel free to go wherever the day takes you.
Once you’re ready, hop on your bike and hit the city! You have approximately eight hours to enjoy the sights on two wheels, all at your own pace.
If you wish, you can head off to the Bygdøy Peninsula, the scenic, wooded peninsula that’s home to lovely beaches and three Oslo museums: the Viking Ship Museum, Polarship Fram Museum and Kon-Tiki Museum. Wend your way through the trees and along the shores and if you’ve brought your swimwear, pull up at a beach for a swim — Oslo’s waters are surprisingly warm in summer — and time on the sands. Otherwise, lock up your bike and visit the museums (own expense) for a fascinating insight into Oslo’s history.
Alternatively, take a spin around Oslo city. Pedal along the cobbled streets of the Old Town (Gamlebyen) past brightly painted town houses, admire the sculptures in Vigeland Park, and swing by Oslo Opera House to check out its stunning contemporary marble-and-glass exterior.
For something more rural, take off into the hills around Oslo to explore peaceful wooded trails, see beautiful waterfalls and absorb panoramic city views. When you need to refuel, you’ll find lots of quaint farmsteads where you can stop and boost your energies with traditional Norwegian food and drinks.
After your bike explorations, simply drop your bike back at the rental shop before 6pm.
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